New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

b;s command the counties Of st. Lawrence, Jefferson
Franklin and Essex in northern New-York may DO
put down as sure for Cleveland"
Mr. Cleveland has had ut his elbow coaching him In
this business OF building machine Daniel 3 Lamont,
his private secretary Mr. Lamont tor nearly fourteen
wears before be went to Washington was CLERK OF
the Democratic State Committee. In that position
he became acquainted with alt the Democratic poll
ticians in the State he has remarkable memory LOT
names and faces; 30 that when now Mr.. Cleveland
desires to put agents In favor OF his nomination ID
every county OF the State easy for Lamont to name
the men who Con be called upon to do so. Mr..
Cleveland himself as Governor became acquainted
with hundreds Of Democrats. Aided by Lamont ne
has created stated in the early part OF this Article
magnificent machine. Sullivan, the Internal Revenue
Collector in New York, is influential Democrat in
that city William Beach, of Syracuse. Internal Rove
nue. Collector at that point 10 concededy the Demo
of Governor Tlden Collector OF Internal Revenue ut
froy has vast influence in Columbia and Rensselaer,
Counties. James o. Hanon, OF Albion, Collector OF
Internal Revenue In western New-YOrk with heal
quarters at Buffalo, Is Democratic leader In that
part of the State All of these Collectors have large
number OF deputies and clerks Under advice from
Warrington doubtless these deputies and clerks have
been selected from rous counties They do NOT al
come from county in Collectors District. Inc
political object Of this l. PLAN Dig scoop n.
crnl Martin T. Mcmahon, Marshal ut Ncw:York Is a
democrat OF wide influence IN that city. Walter h.
Bum, Marshal tor the Northern Distro, OF New
sample of the way In which the Democratic patronage
of Cleveland is distributed about The State worth
deputy narshals: John NJ Batdwell. Rochester
spencer A. Allen, Auburn; Pierce D.Conon, Utica
Richard d. Ashford, Loekport Eugene Buck, West
Troy; Nicholas Lohman. :Canajoharie; Cornelius
Donahue, Buffalo; A. Cuyler Ten Eyek. Albany;
Dewitt Staring, Horseheads; Warren Dow; I E
burg William Crosby BnghamtOn /; David II. King,
Fort Edward James ID. Stiles. Saratoga Springs
Patrick j. Finn. Waterloo; A. G. Wolcott Oneonta;
town own Thomas H. Curry Syracuse; George W. Woods,
Osweso; Lawrence r. Tyndall, Geneva; Michael
BowIar Cohoes; Solon b. Hart, Waterrown; James
n. Cole. Fonda Henry J. Waters, Whitehall Albert
Norton. Ithaca George +. Van KEENAN,, Ogdensburg.
There IL q Democratic postmaster now, pledged to
vote for Cleveland. at almost every crossroad Men :
ton can be made Of only the chief appointments Dr.
d. v. OLcary is postmaster OF this city dc has made
almost clean sweep OF the Republicans There are
only about FIVE Republic now where there were sixty
ia n Democrat OF prominence bere William j. Moses.
the new Democratic postmaster OF Auburn, was
member of the Democratic State Committee ana
former Walden Of Auburn Prison. Az Bath, the
home of Congressman Ira Davenport. the new post
master IL Anthony Underhi editor OF the Leading
Democratic newspaper, The Stcub"n County Advo-
cate" THIS is one OF many appointments OF Demo
cratic newspaper to Office. The press bureau OF
tho Cleveland boom will be conducted In lively
way. Then at Binzhamton the President has APP
nointed Edward II. Freeman, formerly OF The Bing-
banton Leader" Democratic. and late clerk OF tho
city, The Buffalo Democrats have been apPeascd
nv III appointment OF Richard Sackctt postmaster
and Daniel n. Lock God. the nominator OF cleve-
land as United States District Attorney. Both are
Democrats of large influence. b. Bissell has like
Use been appointed Collector OF Customs; Az owego
the new postma ser IL Frederick q. Cable a former
member 81 the Democratic state Committee Eras-
tus +. Babcock, the uc@ postmaster OF Elnira' Ia
strour ant Hill Democrat Darius A. Ogden, Jr, son
Of the former Canal Commissioner, Is postmaster nj
Penn IN. John A. Barry, Editor OF The Oswego
Palladium" Democratic, is postmaster at Oswego Az
Norwich the new postmaster Is Frank w. Rogers,
former chairman o. the Democratic County COMMITTEE
of Chens.so County. The Collector Of Customs at
Oswego is j. q. Poncber, a brother of William
A. Poucher tho leading Democratic poiti;ian
OF the city. In Utco the POSTMASTER now "a
G. Cntier. Editor OF The Lockport Union" Demo
cratic has been appointed Collector OF Customs at
Suspension Bridge. The new postinaater OF Troy IL
lizard Doan. appointed ut the suggestion OF eN-
MAYOR Edward Murphy. who up TO that time lad been
rather OF ass antLCeyeltnd man. lie IA not now
Utica has TOR it's new postmaster +. Prentiss Bailey
editor OF tn, leading Democratic newspaper OF m
terror New-York. - The Utica Obseryer. Winnm H.
Raid in Editor of The Watkins Democ rat Demo
cratic IL the new postmaster Mt watkins. Ihomas
O'Conaer former chairman OF the Democratic County
Committee OF Allecany COUNT, Is postmaster now AZ
Wellessille Charles T.. Gallagher, former chairman
of the Democratc County Committee OF Cattaraugus
County, is postmaster Mt Salamanca. so u goes. III
is either the chairman OF Democratic county COM
rnittcc tho editor OF leading Democratic newspaper
or n Democrat influential IN some DINER way tnat
get, the Offices the collectorshps or mnrsbal-
ships A comparatively few only OF the appoint
rnents made by Mr.. Cleveland In this State have been
stated. Only some specimen ones have been gwen
Sp.ce bids the mention OF many. Enough has been
stated 20 show however that President Cleveland has
throxn q net over the Democratic party In this
State and intends to drag IL 10 the NationM Demo
cratic Convention az Hshor drags his not laden with
fish from the sea. With such force OF political mer-
eenaries at bis command as no hss no VI Will be IND
possible to prevent his getting tho delegation from
thus state to the Democratic National Convention
unless there should be uprising OF the Democratic
party The Democratic party Is mt ono that up
rises" II loves and Ia submissive to machna